Meanings of galliard in English

I shall perform at the Treaty Eve concert, that galliard and pavano.

Bundy was a galliard youth, but he was clear as ice underneath.

I will be answerable that this galliard meant but some St. Valentine's jest.

The galliard Surrey rode better, and carried off the prize.

Art thou in case to bear thyself like a galliard?

Why, I can be a wild galliard in a corner as well as thou, man.

Why dost thou not go to church in a galliard, and come home in a coranto?

I had a daughter once, a match fit for the bravest galliard that sun e'er shown upon.

Count Victor was by these last words transported to his native city, and his own far-off days of galliard.

I did think by the excellent constitution of thy leg, it was framed under the star of a galliard!

Or something along those lines, she said, distractedly, into Monmouth's ear as the first galliard was drawing to a close.

I would he had been a precisian instead of a galliard, and I should have had better heart to aid thy revenge.

They were both very old men; but Nicolo, observes Ramusio, was of a galliard complexion; it was determined he should take a wife.

Then his spirits rose, and he was the old brilliant talker, the joyous galliard until, in due time, he became silently and lethargically drunk.

Asked whether residents were safe, Galliard said LFEPA was the leading expert.

He was Harry Hogan-theman whose life Galliard had saved in Penrith.